Ethics a Fading Value
Ethics the study of standards of right and wrong; that part of science and philosophy dealing with moral conduct to duty and judgment formal or professional rules of right and wrong; system of conduct or behavior. In today’s society, private, professional, religious and in general, the question to have or not to have a recognized and agreed upon set of ethics is in dispute. Every professional, private, religious, and government entity has in one way or another been called into question concerning ethical conduct or its lack thereof. Ethic has become extinct and therefore, a fading value in our culture.
In the United States and the world abroad the moral value system have taken a sharp decline and it’s not that important to most people anymore becoming shaded and less defined by groups and more expressed by people doing their own thing and being encourage to do what they want. So sadly even by those whom we’ve placed in positions of authority by use of that vast conduit we’ve called the Media, from which stems such utterance as “Just do it”, and “I’m doing me”.
Such examples are common as cell phones electronic devices have become calloused and numb; almost expecting our culture to operate from a lack of ethic as a first option.
In Religion, the catholic churches has repeatedly been called on child sexual abuse, in the professional world from Enron, Mattel CEO’s still robbed the kitty and have inflated the value of the company, in an effort to continue the façade of their success. In Marriages spouses regularly have extra marital affairs to the point of fifty percent or more ended in divorce court leaving children confused, vulnerable and have them feeling inadequate and self-blamed.
In Politics, candidates routinely lie and demonstrate a lack of integrity and truth in campaign statements, the truth or lack of the truth in